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SECOND EXCURSION TO THE SEA
Ss.si.f !73 s5-5t SHORE. L.il5s,'s

iiz5r5f SHORE. i$''I
Via tho Picturesque Il. y o. to Atlantic CITY
and Cape May, Thursday, uiy 81.
This Is the grandest excursion ever OF.
tered to the public involving ride over
the "Pictureeque line Of America" along
the beautiful Potomac, through hiatoric
Harper's Ferry, Washington, D, @, Balti.
more and Philadelphia. Train ci parlor
cars and East Lake coaches will leave
depot, Wheeling. st 300 a. NJ, arriving
IN Philadelphia at ;S:45 =. NJ. Eest dey
passengers will leave on any regular train
for Atlantic City or Cape Nav, 8 Tickets
will be good for ten days, with stop.oT
privilege at Washington City returnino.
Fare for round trip, $40 90, 5tI -
Practically the entire journey will be
made By daylight, thus aGordins an op-
portunity to see the superb mountain and
valley scenery, which has won for the
Baltimore & Ohio the Distinction oil being
"The Picturesque Line OF American 49,
This Ia undoubtedly the most attractive
excursion ever offered at so low a rate, q a
week at the Sea- Shore and visit to WASH
ington, tho National Capital adoyned with
magnificent monuments and statues, ma-
1estic public buildings, stored with objects
OF general and historic interest, beautiful
parks and thoroughfsras. .;5slj t}i55l;' ll
=, For further information apply to agents
o. the 3. \ Q. r. R., or to
s Z; 4 3siJs; L. b. Smith, d
Div. Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TIE poCroNs, MEETING. 4
Wheeling Members Of the State Nlcdica.

Members Of the State Medical
4 Society leave to-day.
The physicians from this city and this
end Of the State, who are going to the
famous White Sulphur Springs, Green
brier county, to attend the annual meet.
ing Of the State Medical Society, which
begins it's session there Wednesday even
ing, will leave here this morning at 7: AS
o'clock over the Ohio River road. They
will reach Charleston this evening and
remain there over night. At o'clock to-.
morrow morning they will leave for '"The
White" over the C.& 0. road. The ride
over this fine road, through the glorious
scenery that abouuds along it's line, is
looked forward to with great pleaaure. ;5
The doctors from here are to be accom-
panid by several not members Of the pro-
tession, who are fortunately able to avail
Themselves OF the low rates offered on
this occasion. The party from here, as
far as known, will consist Of DR.. and Mrs.
John Frissell, DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Camp.
bell, DR.. John L. Dickey and sister, Miss
Mary Dickey, DR.. L. D. Wilaon, DR.. J.E.
!sceteo, ". .. u. Jepsuu. Dr4 y. H. flpes,
Dr.. A. +. Stiiel, DR.. O. +. Ulrlch, Dr.. W.
s. Hutchins. Dr.. Harriet B.. Jenes, Mrs.
Swabscker, Mrs. W. W, Arnett, Miss Kate
Allison, Miss Belle Mendel, Miss Glib.
SOD, Miss Ella Wallace and Miss
Clara Wallace. DR.. L. Esksy, OF Bsnwood,
and DR.. and Mrs. p.EO. McLsne, Of New
Cumberland, will also be Of the party. It
WAS expected that more from the counties
Of Brooke and Hancock would attend, but
up to last night they had not reported.
The party will be increased in e;ze by ad-
ditions from Moundsyille, New Martins
vile, Perkersburg, Point Pleasant and
other points below here. The excursion
lists will be absent a week or ten
days. Several intend to leave the
"Saratogs OF the South" Saturday
and 60 10 the Natural / Bridge
and possibly to Luray Caverns. The time
at "The White is sure to be spent pleas
antly. DR.. Jepson, the president, and the
other officers to whom WAS assigned the
duty Of preparing for the meeting, haye
performed the duty in q manner that will
leave nothing to DO wished for. a ban
qnet will be one of the interesting features
Of tho meeting. 1I9s5 4 ifl:f5.
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THROUGH THE STATE, b
Accidents AMI Incidents In West Virginia
-1f- ~ md Vicinity. ~ - 4 H ~


!. -i ,ss and Vicinity. 4; H N
Tho County Court Of Kanawha county
has appropriated $1,000 to the city Of
Charleston to be used In street paving. D
The shooting ARRAY at Lewisburg ono
day last week, vas between the SONS OF
Dr.. Rucker and Postmaster Bsirne, In.
stead Of thoae two gentlemen. Beirne was
shotin the wrist and lung and badly hurt.
Judge Robert s. Brown, OF Rayenswood,
learning that there was a possibility OF
the proposed NJ. E.. Church Academy be.
Ing locnted at Elizabeth, Writ county, his
old home, has subscribed $500 TO the fund
being raised at that place, to be offered as
an inducemsnt for the location OF the
Academy there. 7I l253ssi7 s.
Granville Wickline, OF Monroe county.
died q few days since from the effects of
drinking milk which had been poisoned,
1t is supposed, by some substance con.
sumed by the COWS. Several cases Of this
kind have occurred in that part OF the
State in the last few years. Wickline was
50 years old, and leaves a wife and family.
An iucendiary has been at work along
Indian creek, in Monroe county. The to.
bacco house Of Giles 7. Huffman, with
about 100 pounds OF tobacco, was the last
building destroyed. Two houses on the
kessinger farm, one on James A. Foard's
place and shool house have also been
burned within short time, and In each
case 1t was plainly the work Of frsbup,
MIR. Huffman has also lost two horses
and o COW through come ones spite work.
The horses we're poisoned; the COW was
fed broken glass and nails. "A
A meeting OF the directors Of the
kingwood Railway Company was
held, at which there WAS considered a
proposition made by Mr.. George NJ.
Whitsscarver, Of Grafton, 10 lease the
road, and finish and operate it. The King
wood Journal says: "Mr. W hitescaryer,
who has done so much for the Grafton 4
Greenbrier railroad, from which he will
coon retire, is a thorough railroad man;
and II he gets hold OF our railroad, he will
make 1t go. A meeting OF the stockhold-
ers will be held July 80, as per advertise
'ment in this paper, TO act upon Nj.
" hitescsrver's proposition. If the propo-
altion be accepted, We will have our long
deferred, much wished for, and greatly
needed railroad this autumn"
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a Snil StnrYL

Several monthsago Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
thinner, who keep a saloon at the corner
Of Woods and Sixteenth streets, went to
Europe in the hope that avisit to tbs
Fatherlsnd would do Mr.. Zimmer's health
good. They left two children here. A
few woeka ago one Of the children died Of
the measles. The parents were written to
to come home at once, but not informed
of tho SD reason for their return. They
sailed last week for Nav York. On Sstur.
day the second child died Of whoopiup
cough and fever, and was buried yes,er.
day. It will be sad home coming for the
parents, and it is feared the effect on Mr.,
thinner, who is not in good health, will
be serious, !. Il. -fSslE-. -, III.
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An Exciting Chase,

The residents Of the lower end Of Main
etreat wero treated to a go.as-you.place
horse race on Saturday evening, says Yes.
5terday's Washington, Pa, Reporter. a
resident Of tho Third ward, on Returning
: to his home found no wife to meet him
and waa informed by some Of bis neiph.
boss that sho had gone oil inn buggy With
another man. He traced the pair 10 tha
foot Of Main street, when finding that a
stern chase on foot was too GLOW, he entered
the stable Of Alexander Agnew and tax.
ing one Of the horses mounted and raI.
Hoped oil. Mr.. Agnew thinking the man
was stealing the animal gave the alarm
-Four more horses were mounted and
chase given. Near the crematory thew
overlook the fugitive, who had come nm
with the clipping pair, and Was holding a
heated argument with the woman, The
man took his wife and his pursuern took
him and the party returned to town. al
the residence Of Mr.. Agnew, explanation
was made by the man and he was released
and the pair returned home. s33E
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! UrlCe I'm.

4, You are feeling depressed, your a .lyu,,
.l.e Is poor, You are bothered with head
acne, you are fidgetty, nervous and zen.
elally out OF sorts, and want to brace m
braee up, but not with stimulants, sprino
medicines or bitters, which have for theft
basis . very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
y 70! IN worse condition h than before
What you want is an Alternative that viii
purify your blood, start healthy action nf
alssr ana Kidneys, restore your vitality,
Gnu s give renewed health and strength.
9 p' medicine you will find in Electric
Pltters, and only so cents a bottle a.
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. f9s : ~
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!; CHANGE AT ,r1IE M,LURE.I
y Now Firm Takes Charge of This Well.

y.
Il Now Firm Takes Charge OF This Well.
60 5r known Hotel. f5i z
Some surprise was occssioned yesterday
by the announcement that the McLure
house had changed proprietors. Hon. N.
R. Scott and Mr.. Grant, OF the firm which
recently reftted and reopened the house,
sold their interest to their partner, Mr..
Harry B. Mcclure, and Mr.. Frank stamm,
who take chargeat once under the firm
name Of Stamm & Mcclure. l5il!
Mr.. Scott was bnrdensd with too many
business cares to make 1t agreeable to him
to be connected with the management Of
the hotel also. 1t was supposed when the
new firm took charge that the arrange.
ment was intended 10 DO only temporary.
The firm is underatood to have made
money in the short time they had control,
and there Ia no reason to doubt that the
new psoprietors will do likewise, Nh 5;,5i33ft5..
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BRIDGEPORT,
burglary Of u Saioon-vnrious Tits Of Local

burglary Of u Saioon-vnrious Tits Of Local
5ss Il n (, & Gossip. AZ IN a
Col. John Barton, OF Barton, was in the
city yesterday. 3}sSIi.
Mr.. E.. Lyle and family are fishing in
Saltwater creek. &. y y Xxx! *
Mr.. ]. E. Trueman and wife leave TO-
day Tor Helena, Montana.
Charles Whitney returned home SaIur-
day from the Tuscsrawas fishing camp. ~
John F. McConnaughey, head clerk in
Howell'a drug atore, Is rusticating In the
country. S4% s = IA 80 - ~ !;
Mr.. ]. L. Green was in town yesterday
working up the Chippewa excursion on
the 10Th. Il N ,,F'
George Yeager has returned to Balti-
more after pleasant visit to ]. y. Dent
and family.
The "Goata" fishing club are in camp
on the river near Moundsyilie and their
camp is open to all mill employees who
may wish TO attend during the present
stop. t}@ji55. Z:
Mr.. William Price and wife and child,
who have been visiting Mrs. William
~ aCu ~ tule CITY, loF a lew weeks, DurleQ
their little girl yesterday. On Sunday
Mrs. Price attended funeral, and on her
return found the child had died in her ab-
aence OF heart trouble. "a Hlf: g
Shortly after 70 o'clock Sunday night
some one hungry for wet goods, entered
the saloon OF Rausenberg 4 McCon-
nsughey and took one dollar in money be.
longing to the K. Of P. lodge, one dozsn
silver spoons, a brand new satchel, s25
worth Of cigars, two revolvsrs and some
whisky and beer, in ali amounting to $50.
The thieves effected an enterance by boring
q hole in the side door, next to the rail
road. No clue to the robbers.
One Of the pleasant events Of the past
week was the marriage of Mr.. Geo. Selby,
OF West Wheeling, to Miss Annie Miller,
Of near that place, Sunday evening at four
o'clock, at the residence OF tho groom,s
parents. The couple were the recipients
OF many useful and costly preeents, and
the beat wishes and congratulations Of a
large number Of friends present at the
wedding. George has for q number OF
years held position as conductor on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, and is
vel! liked by all who know him. His
bride is the daughter OF well.to.do
iarmer, and highly esteemed and re.
peCted. y. So IN 20 .:s+..3j.si,iilas
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itrect, a full lot, GO BY 100 feet =
2 front, u 4 Ioomed house Gu
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RosE Hill, situated ten miles from Ma.
rietta, Ohio, aud one mile from the Ohio
river, in the noted mineral water region
Of Peasants county,yW."Ya,, designed for
the weary and furnishing to the afflicted
li!e.gtving waters and medical aid. It ia
elevated 1000 feet above sea level, pure
air and an extended view Of tho Ohio
river, where those who seek a quiet rest
among the hills and woods, away from the
hum Of city life and the railroads claug and
rattle, can secure perfect haven, Il DEB.
+. Hart, 81 Marietta, Ohio, will ,bs in at
tendance daily or weekly: Address, Rose
Hill; Willow Island, Pleasants county,
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a Good Cau Q To-Day.

To-day the Finnerty Base Ball nine, Of
Pittsburgh, the champion amateur club Of
Western Pennsylvania, will meet the
y, wheeling team on the Island diamond.
The visitors will be strengthened by the
addition Of Bishop and Fields, the famous
battery OF the Alleghenies. The game
pronises to be way up" and the homo
boys will not havo the picnic they did
Friday and Saturday, by any means.
klmber will be in the box for Wheeling.
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Nail Plato Tenilers Strike,

The nail plate tenders OF tho Top Mill
struck yesterday. compelling tho factory
to shut down. They havs been paid Is
cents per day per machine, and they dc.
ma1d that the psy go on when machine
is idle tho same as when it Is in operation,
This they say is the usual rule. It has
never been adhered to at the Top Mill,
however, snd being refused, the nine mon
Quit work. ID ~ A.. tE,aL ..iIl. Z.
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Excurslonu to Wl,Ite sulphur sp ,nlI,,, ,

~ = -
- The twentieth annual meeting OF the
Medical Society Of West Virginia will be
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
IS, IA and 10. Arrangements have been
made with the Ohio River railroad 10
carry all who wish to take advantage Of
this delightful excursion, at the low. rate
Of SIG 90 sfor the round trip. Train will
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July y, at7:45
A. NJ, city time, h II, .t:I5
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For solid comfort in hot weather tho
hit. Lake Park Hotel is not excelled by
any house IN the country. There Is simple
shade,a fine lawn and broad piazza stretch
tho whole front Of the building. Tho SO.
cial attractions Of the hotel are unusually
great this season. Mr.. Il. II. Van Meter
Is alwaya glad 10 answer inquiriea. l9,l.sl..El
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MARTINS FERRY FERRY.
Dogs Stolen from a Collar Out donr s.r

logs Stolen from a Cellar Out door Ser.
n r. I. i3+ - vices, otc. u ~ 4
James Beck and family are Waiting in
the country. N, S.; 80 -. -
I. jim :, Brown leaves to.dny ior Marietta
Miss Flora Oalor, Of Chicago, is TIA
guest Of Miss Jennie Dixon. :. - w -;
A The Union Oornet Band will give Thai,
aecond picnic next Saturday evening in
Helling's Orchard. 81 E1N1''4k' - -
Anderson Ralston, il, who graduated
some time since in the Cincinnati Medical
College, and who has been practcinu
physieian IN that institution since i ;ss
graduation, returned home Yesterday ~
spend few weeks with hia many iriendn.
Saturday night some person entered ~
cellar under Arbsugh's saloon and sto)a -
valuable pug dog and two pups, oYned Lv
Ed souders and George Arbsuph. Z. NJ
pug dog, valued at $50, was found in tJ;i,s
there. 80 = a s'a'Is
Sunday afternoon Rev. E. D. sHoltz :,
the NJ. E. Church, held church er;.r;. -. (.
IN Delaney's grove at Don, af,erwa,Jtay i ;ss'
MersiDg IN the river three ladiea ~ Inn itn'
fo,ty-thrse probationera we're tat ~ ints
Jul membership in tho N. r. N OK ,a ny,
sunday, and special services we're 6ed On
ne Deep run fishing camp cam aee \, X Il
nave b %, tho center Of attraction m snn ~
gay. Ihe"''sam Jones"'. Fishing Olnh a,a
IoW Occupying the grounds, and last SIM.
Jay ~ tnsy made as, ample preparations for
great e. feast. The tables were spread ID IL
! faomy boat houses, and fully two
alen, psrtook Of the abundance of Az Ak
turtle, wild game and Ifresh country MIL MIL |
ana vegetables prepared Sfor them 'Tha
lay was very enjoyable one, 5R -
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Thermometers Record

AH reported by ChriBtian schnepi, drug.
giat, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. . /. n. IL n. SEX, |7r,x
CSC 80 - 10 " z. 9Oo 81 az, 9le ~ W $50 '
Wcathcr-Fair. .--''i t- %, - l+ Z js
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WAatuSaros, D. @, July l9,-For West
Virgins, fair weather, variable winda,
stationary Temperature. E5 5;@S
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
westerly winds, stationary temperature,
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s Wish good stone foomea T me h p,s
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tercst Of the apors. The lie Of base ball
depends upon it.-Columb.S STATE Journal,

depends upon it,-Coiumbt2 STATE Journal.
The INTKLLlaENcER says nothing would
afford the Wheeling base ball team more
amusement than 10 play a picked nine
from the Roughs and Dsltas, and Gays for
them to '.come on. Judging from the
many defeats the Wheeling boys have
sustained lately they could hardly expect
to do more towards defeating our boys
than running after the ball and returning
It TO the pitcher. II Wheeling can get a
firatclass team and will practice awhile,
our boys would be pleased to "come on.''
Please speak to your team, Mr.. INTELIl.
aENcgR, and see II they will agree 10 prac.
tice .little,-IHesi Virginia argus. The
management think they have a good club
now, and II the friends Of the Roughs and
Dsltas would like to see how base ball Ia
played let them bring on tho victims. M
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Kimber and Westlake, Bishop and
Fields will be the batteries to-day. .t'ls
Now let the Green Stockings duplicate
the work of Columbus at Zanesville.
Mansdeld's defeat OF Columhua on Sun.
day was surprise to the Capital City
boys. II n ! M Vs. l5lI1z-ii'l3; -
Manager Buckenburger, Of the Kalams.
200, 10 Laid of with the charley horse,
Rhus covers second baae in his absence.
at q meeting Of tho directors last night
1t was decided to reduce the charge Tor
admission Of ladies to the grand stand to
10 cents. No. charge will be made at tho
outer gate. "Ladies' dsy"'will be disccn.
tinued. ;IEW., ,Z ~,
We have no patience with the cry,
Keep the pennant in Ohio at all hsz.
ards. II Wheeling or Kalamazoo can
win 1t they are as welcome to 1t from a
sandusky! standpoint az any other clubs
in the league would be. we want tho
pennantinS andusky, butlif we can't win 1t
honestly, we care not who gets it.-San.
dusky Register. .-!e ,ia55 3,r,
A Cleveland club agent, who was In the
towna Of the Southern league looking for
players, says the Southern league cannot
live . month longey, that the players are
all wild TO get away, and that some OF the
clubs treat their men 80 badly that the
Southern league should never again be
granted protection under the rstioual
agreement. Men are lined fol- tho pur.
pose OF curtsiling expenses, and no club
outside Of New. Orleans is making money.
AZ are hanging on to sell their players at
tabulous figures, si5t g,l, v
Z! The treatment Of the Columbus team at
GAINESVILLE last week Was outrageous, and
the olicers Of the Ohio League should see
to 1t that the work Is not repeated. The
boys we're not only given the cold shoulder
on every occasion socially, 3but we're
abused on the field and stoned whiie at
play. II our neiGhbor cannot pse whiting
teams genlemanly, and take defeat as the
lloortrns Of war, the quicker abe gets out Of
The base ball business the better for all
concerned. The actions OF a certain con.
.ingent in that city is fast becoming d
stencil In the noatrils OF all lovers OF lair
play, and halt must be called In the ii.
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special Excursion to! Pittsburgh, Monday
fe+la5i iEt.l j ufy IL. t;sss n FSiift

The Beethoven, Germania, Mnnner.
cnor and Mozart singing societies and
triends will leave for Pittsburgh at 3
o'clock P. NJ, (city time) by the Panhan.
d!e road on above date. Round trip only
III TO-. Opera House Brass Band sccompa.
MES the excursion. Tickets good I've
days. Apply to any member Of above
societies for tickets and further particu.
AnIes FIJI! - = 55.5Tt[ - Mw5E
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the CrandalI
and the hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange ior, the matches
Caligraph, and will be gold cheap. Writer'S
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for cifculara 4
g5' 4, s|sSi EDWARD L. RosR 4 Co.,
s. IS Twelfth ctrest u
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English Indies Take n ~,

q. DUBLIN July liza dsputation q Emp No.
'lsn laale e. to'dey presented an address to
ME- n.s; sullivan, wife Of Lord Msyor If
D;uolin, asking her to assist in the apita.
aon Ior the repeal OF the coercion law. -,
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r 7aig5 WANTED.
"ANTED--A{ GIRL TO DO GEN.
.N ERAL Homework. Apply at No. N m.

"ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED W0.
,,vHnaAN TO look after children Ia small INN.
ny; Permanent home and good wages to The risSt
Ss3, Washington. Pa. i-FS ~. '''Ass'' ,n pet
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Other Games Abroad.

SAt Oincinnati-Mets o; Cin., s.
At st. Louls-Balto,, 5; st. Louis, IL. Z
AZ Observation-Disclosures, 6; phila., 8
At New iork-pitts., 8; New York, 2
At Waahn.-Chicago, 4; Wsshn., l2. IA
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Scarlet EsYer.

Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is une.
quafted IN the treatment Of Scarlet Fever,
Used as a gsrgle IL prevents the throat
from becoming diphtheritic,,7 allsyB the in:
Illumination and subdues the pain. Used
70 sponge the body it allnys the itching
Inflammation Of the skin and destroys In.
lection. s. lfEI.!!sI 80 -,
Exposed in the uick.room it will pre-.
vent the spread Of contagion, and keep
the atmosphere wholesome. Mwraw :.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR :H;HNNT.

+, ,o AHeW Cottage on Moundsvillc Camp Ground
~ iha ~ iouf rooms, situated on the no,h side
No. lGos EoF street, SIS 90. p. .ng.
10. 2S S$ Chapl!ne street, Sill 90.
+ no. 40 III EoH street. Q rooms, sl2 GO.
win Es,vla e GU MT noos No. ll3G Chapline sas
vtS S so0s On rst floor No. 1l4O Chaplin street,
wooas 11oaI southeast corner OF Seventh en,h and
Store Room, No. 2l53 Main street.. ~. u.,r,,,
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G!he qt1tel:ltfiqftlure1:,
omco, Nos. 70 md ~ Fourteenth stroot.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-A Journeyman Butcher. t1 Z
WGnted-A Gardener. - 11f 5&
WHnted-A Competent Cook
For Sale or Rent-Cottage on Mouudsvllle Camp
Grpuud-Mrs M Elton. ~ E,ls -
Diyidcnd-Peabody insurance Company.
Lockwood Polte1y-Ewlng Bros. 81,
Notice 10 Tax. Pa} cfs. l.t7t.s' So, II,
The stevens latent-NeShItt & Bro. zr
4 The Best Leather pressing-lsaiah Warren & Co.
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